final practical

Question 1

ctenocephalides felis

Answer 1

feline flea

Question 2

purlex irritans

Answer 2

human flea

Question 3

haematopinus suis

Answer 3

hog louse

Question 4

haematopinus asini

Answer 4

horse louse

Question 5

haematopinus eurysternus

Answer 5

cattle louse

Question 6

linognathus piliferus

Answer 6

dog sucking louse

Question 7

trichodectes canis

Answer 7

dog biting louse

Question 8

pediculus humanis capitis

Answer 8

head lice

Question 9

dermacentor andersoni

Answer 9

Rocky Mountain wook tick

Question 10

dermacentor variabilis

Answer 10

American dog tick

Question 11

rhipicephalus sanguineus

Answer 11

brown dog tick

Question 12

ixodes dammini

Answer 12

deer tick

Question 13

cuterebra

Answer 13

rodent bot fly

Question 14

demodex

Answer 14

red mange

Question 15

sarcoptes scabiei

Answer 15

canine scabies

Question 16

cheyietiella

Answer 16

walking dandruff

Question 17

notoedres cati

Answer 17

cat scabies

Question 18

psoroptes cuniculi

Answer 18

rabbit ear mite

Question 19

otodectes cynotis

Answer 19

ear mite

Question 20

eutrombicula alfreddugesi

Answer 20

chigger

Question 21

amblyomma americanum

Answer 21

lone star tick

Question 22

ctenocephalides canis

Answer 22

dog flea

Question 23

3 things to check when it comes to SQ fluids

Answer 23

• warmed to body temp
• isotonic solution
• dextrose concentration less than 2.5%

Question 24

needle size for SQ fluids

Answer 24

18 g
larger for quicker distribution of fluids

Question 25

SQ fluid sites

Answer 25

dorsal area from scruff to sacrum

Question 26

amount per SQ site

Answer 26

100-150 mls per site (too much once skin is too tight)

Question 27

how to keep fluids in once needle is pulled out

Answer 27

pinch skin

Question 28

how to obtain an ACT sample

Answer 28

1. normal venipuncture with a vacutainer and collect the first 1-2 mls to flush the system 2. then switch to the preheated ACT tube and collect 2 mls

Question 29

what to measure for analysis of ECG strip

Answer 29

HR and rhythm P wave (amplitude and duration) P-R interval duration QRS duration R complex amplitude QT duration ST duration

Question 30

purposes of performing an enema

Answer 30

- removing fecal material - prepare for survey and contrast radiographic studies - administer radiographic contrast media - irrigate colon in certain types of poisoning

Question 31

enema indications

Answer 31

constipation and poisonings

Question 32

enema complications

Answer 32

- colon rupture - leakage of enema from rupture - hemorrhage

Question 33

enema supplies

Answer 33

glove lube enema solution paper towel

Question 34

enema technique (procedure)

Answer 34

- abdominal palpation for pain - lube nozzle of enema solution syringe - insert into rectum - insert all solution - place animal into cage to defecate

Question 35

considerations for barium enema

Answer 35

anesthetize right lateral recumbency material into colon